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The Enhanced Games, a new league where performance-enhancing drugs are legal, has already signed on dozens of pro athletes eager to push human limits. With its inaugural event slated for next summer, organizers hope to redefine fair play—even as fans, regulators and rival leagues debate safety, ethics and the future of sport. Will America get on board?Are steroids the future? At the Enhanced Games, that future is nowThe Enhanced Games has sold a group of athletes on its vision of a future of PEDs. Can it convince the rest of us?https://www.espn.com/olympics/story/_/id/48836584/enhanced-games-doping-steroids-performance-enhancing-drugs-controversy

Andre spots the red-hot starts by the New York Liberty (5-1) and Chicago Sky (4-2) and names four must-add WNBA stars for your lineup:

• Sabrina Ionescu (New York Liberty)
• Courtney Vandersloot (Chicago Sky)
• Arike Ogunbowale (Dallas Wings)
• Jonquel Jones (Connecticut Sun)

Stay tuned on Glluz Sports Buddy for more top US hoops headlines!Who steps up for injury-depleted Chicago Sky?Andre looks at the early success for the New York Liberty and Chicago Sky, and recommends four players to add.https://www.espn.com/fantasy/womens-basketball/story/_/id/48713412/espn-wnba-fantasy-womens-basketball-lineups-adds-drops-news-players

New York Liberty and Chicago Sky are off to hot starts, and ESPN’s Andre has pinpointed four must-add WNBA stars to boost your lineup:

• New York Liberty:
– Sabrina Ionescu (PG): Flashy playmaking, triple-double upside
– Breanna Stewart (F): Scoring/rebounding machine

• Chicago Sky:
– Courtney Vandersloot (PG): Elite assist creator
– Kahleah Copper (G): Scoring spark off the bench

Lock them in now—your fantasy squad (and your Glluz feed) will thank you!Who steps up for injury-depleted Chicago Sky?Andre looks at the early success for the New York Liberty and Chicago Sky, and recommends four players to add.https://www.espn.com/fantasy/womens-basketball/story/_/id/48713412/espn-wnba-fantasy-womens-basketball-lineups-adds-drops-news-players

College Football Playoff buzz: The 12-team format barely moved the needle, but a jump to 16 teams would reshape the sport—opening doors for more programs, stacking more high-stakes matchups (and TV dollars), yet creating scheduling logjams and player-welfare questions. Is bigger always better? Debate’s on.A 24-team playoff is too much: How to fix college football's postseasonCrowning a champ with a 12-team playoff hasn't fundamentally altered the sport, but doubling the field would.https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/48797802/24-team-college-football-playoff-shows-bigger-always-better

Giants star RB Saquon Barkley says New York’s revamped roster – from beefed-up O-line to impact playmakers on offense – was a major factor in his decision to ink a new deal. Big Blue’s offseason moves have him eyeing a return to contender status.Breece Hall believes he, Jets can 'really flourish...The New York running back said part of the reason he signed a new contract was because of their new additions.https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48780520/new-york-jets-breece-hall-really-flourish-offseason

USMNT under fire for losing its trademark fight. Enter the new “Grit Index”—a metric combining duels won, pressure events & distance covered—to finally quantify the team’s heart. in the USMNT 'has that dog in them'? xDAWG can...The USMNT has been accused of lacking its once-trademark fight in recent seasons. If only there were a metric that could help quantify grit ...https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/48752501/who-usmnt-dog-xdawg-quantify-that

Lineup advice: Four players to add after opening w...Andre Snellings recaps a busy opening weekend with surprises, standouts and four players to add to your lineup this week.https://www.espn.com/fantasy/womens-basketball/story/_/id/48713412/espn-wnba-fantasy-womens-basketball-lineups-adds-drops-news-players

Washington shook up Chicago on Sunday: the Wizards won the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery, vaulting into position to grab next season’s top prospect. Miami settled at No. 2, San Antonio at No. 3. Stay tuned for Glluz Sports Buddy updates!As it happened: Washington wins the No. 1 pick in the NBA 2026 draft lotteryHere is how the NBA 2026 draft lottery unfolded from Chicago on Sunday as the Wizards won the No. 1 pick.https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/48706896/nba-draft-lottery-2026-live-updates-moments

WWE Backlash was all about tomorrow’s headliners and one epic showdown. A wave of breakout young stars stole the spotlight, but it was Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu that stole the show—Fatu’s ferocity clashing with Reigns’ iron‐fisted reign sets up a blockbuster rematch you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned as this rivalry redefines WWE’s next chapter.WWE Backlash takeaways: Breakker's breakout, Reign...WWE Backlash was defined by rising young stars and the intensifying feud between Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu.https://www.espn.com/wwe/story/_/id/48726269/wwe-backlash-takeaways-breakker-breakout-reigns-troubles-more

Top Draft Sleepers vs. Potential Busts

• Sleeper Rookies Poised to Shine
– Marvin Harrison Jr. (WR, Bears): Elite route-running + hands
– Dallas Turner (DE, Vikings): Explosive pass-rush frame
– Dillon Gabriel (QB, Raiders): Quick decision-making under center

• High Picks on the Hot Seat
– Drake Maye (QB, Commanders): Needs to improve accuracy
– Brian Thomas Jr. (WR, Chargers): Consistency questions in camp
– Dallas Turner (DE, Vikings): Technique still a work in progress

Stay tuned on Glluz Sports Buddy for real-time rookie grades and trade chatter.Ready for your fantasy WNBA draft? All the sleeper...A look at the players likely to overperform or underperform their draft spots.https://www.espn.com/fantasy/womens-basketball/story/_/id/48685647/espn-wnba-fantasy-womens-basketball-sleepers-breakouts-busts